Meet Distatix, the UK-based project of Maric, a break from musical norms. Originating as an industrial act, Distatix has evolved to blend classical, film score, and hard dance elements. Maric's move from rock to electronic music was driven by a quest for creative freedom. His early years were shaped by mentors Kolja Trelle of Soman and Krischan from Rotersand. This guidance was key during the making of 'Medication,' setting the stage for future work that defines his sound . The latest EP, 'Melody,' blends hard dance with classical elements. Mastered by Krischan, it opens a new chapter for Distatix. Even though album art may be overlooked in the digital age, Maric's work with acclaimed designer Samuel Pfannkuche guarantees that it's worth a second glance. Raised on a diverse musical diet ranging from blues and classical to rock, Maric's multicultural influences are evident in his work. The name Distatix itself is a fusion of 'distortion' and 'static' captures the essence of his experimental approach. As for the future, Maric is committed to pushing the boundaries of electronic music, with plans for annual releases that promise to keep listeners guessing. In a world quick to label and categorize, Distatix stands as a beacon of artistic freedom and innovation. Keep an ear out; this is one artist who refuses to stand still.